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11 Sep 2007A gold medal presented to Commodore Matthew C. Perry in 1854 for his efforts in Japan was a glittering...
11 Sep 2007A rare Stickley desk with exceptional Harvey Ellis inlay drew national attention to Kelley Auctions'...
11 Sep 2007⁔he Architect Table: Swid Powell and Postmodern Design,†a special exhibition at Yale University...
11 Sep 2007For the first time in a decade, an exhibition of photographs by Ansel Adams will be on view in Washington,...
11 Sep 2007Sotheby has followed Christie lead in raising the buyer premium for low-end purchases.
11 Sep 2007In a letter to the editor, two dealers from Wellesley, Mass., raise concerns over how several exhibitors...
10 Sep 2007Marion, a lovely New England community, is home to Tabor Academy, the site for the annual Marion Antiques...
10 Sep 2007H. Richard Dietrich, Jr, 69, a retired executive whose lifelong love of art and history spurred his creation...
10 Sep 2007The much-anticipated public opening of the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building on September 15 in Philadelphia,...
04 Sep 2007Kicking off the annual New England summer auctions devoted to the waterfowl collecting arena. Copley...
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